NAS Freeze Formed™ Feline Urinary Health Bites are supplementary bites formulated for cats as part of a urinary-health support routine. Made with chicken, D-mannose, glucosamine and cranberry, each 100g pack contains approximately 60 pieces.

A bite-sized addition to your cat's care routine

The chicken-based Freeze Formed™ format offers a convenient alternative to measuring a powder. Offer the recommended portion as part of your cat's usual feeding routine, following the current packaging directions and your veterinarian's advice.

• Formulated for cats: A feline-specific supplementary feeding product from Natural Animal Solutions.
• Chicken-based recipe: Combined with D-mannose, glucosamine and cranberry.
• Urinary-health focus: Designed to complement appropriate nutrition and veterinary care, not replace them.
• 100g pack: Contains approximately 60 pieces; piece count is approximate.

Ingredients

Chicken, D-Mannose, Glucosamine, Cranberry.

Feeding and precautions

Follow the current packaging instructions for serving size and feeding frequency. Intended for intermittent or supplementary feeding only, not as a complete diet. For animal consumption only. Always provide fresh drinking water.

Consult your veterinarian before adding this product if your cat has a urinary condition, takes medication or eats a prescribed urinary diet. These bites are not a treatment for urinary infections, crystals, stones or blockages.

Seek urgent veterinary care if your cat strains to urinate, passes little or no urine, or appears distressed when using the litter tray. Do not delay veterinary assessment while trying a supplement.

Storage

Store below 25°C, away from direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions

Are these urinary health bites for cats?

Yes. This product is formulated specifically for cats.

How many pieces are in the pack?

Each 100g pack contains approximately 60 pieces.

What ingredients are included?

The ingredient list contains chicken, D-mannose, glucosamine and cranberry.

Can these replace a prescribed urinary diet or medication?

No. They are a supplementary feeding product, not a replacement for prescribed food, medication or veterinary treatment. Ask your veterinarian before combining them with a urinary-care plan.